@@DennisGruenlingI’m definitely going to practice the stacked harp technique. I love trying different positions for the same song, but don’t hold one harp on top of the other. Looks like a fun exercise.
lol I've never thought of just holding two harps at once instead of quickly swaping harps. It must be tricky while cupping the bullet mic too. Very cool makes it seem like its all done on one harp!
@@HanrahanJoel21 yes, it is not the easiest thing, and still get a good grip on microphone. My hands are big enough but don’t forget which harmonica is which!! 😂🤣
Thanks Dennis! That is a tasty lick, & the lesson was very informative! Could you please do a lesson on how to do tongue flutters. You use them a lot on Microphone Mondays, & I can't figure them out, or replicate them. Please consider doing a lesson on that topic.Thanks. ~ Greg G. 🎵
Hey Dennis Hohner should make a harp like the Troculas Game changer where if you put the slide in it just changes it from a D to a A harp or visa-versa. I think that would be way more useful to me than just going up a half step. Anywho great lesson.. ALL HAIL FEARLESS FRIDAY!! Austin- 3:17
@@janpeters-jansongsproducti1010 well, honestly I haven’t played them in many years because I didn’t like how they played when they turned MS series. But I do like these newer ones I’ve tried. “New” for me in this case is like almost a year ago, but keep in mind the last time I played them was MANY years ago. I was pleasantly surprised!
@@yannickharmonica thanks! Yes, I am sure I am not doing the 4-7. You are just hearing a tone thing, just hearing some overtones from the amplified sound I am getting 👍
@@ikust007 that’s what I’m here for! “Octave” = two notes an octave apart (the same note in a higher or lower register). “Interval” would basically be any other “interval” or musical distance apart, aside from an octave apart…In this case in 2nd position this interval is the root note (2 draw) and the b7th (flat seventh - 5 draw) 👍
It's fantastic that you put this stuff out there for all of us mere mortals on this thing.
@@markwymer9870 well, thanks! We all are on our own journey, and the biggest thing to remember is just keep trying…that’s really a huge part of it!
Killer lick. Thank you for taking the time to share. 🙏
4:27 something else I didnt know it was referred to as vamping! Thank you !
Love the way you make it so seamless. Awesome!
@@jamesmooney1919 thanks!! Keeps my creative juices flowing in the moment ⚡️
@@DennisGruenlingI’m definitely going to practice the stacked harp technique. I love trying different positions for the same song, but don’t hold one harp on top of the other. Looks like a fun exercise.
@@jamesmooney1919 it may be trickery at first and it will be different with different brand and model harps … have fun!
Very good teacher
@@ikust007 thank you!! 🙏🎶
Really good one .🎉
@@ikust007 thank you! Always try to keep myself on my toes!
I think I like it, Dennis
lol I've never thought of just holding two harps at once instead of quickly swaping harps. It must be tricky while cupping the bullet mic too. Very cool makes it seem like its all done on one harp!
@@HanrahanJoel21 yes, it is not the easiest thing, and still get a good grip on microphone. My hands are big enough but don’t forget which harmonica is which!! 😂🤣
Thanks Dennis! That is a tasty lick, & the lesson was very informative! Could you please do a lesson on how to do tongue flutters. You use them a lot on Microphone Mondays, & I can't figure them out, or replicate them. Please consider doing a lesson on that topic.Thanks.
~ Greg G. 🎵
@@notes7799 thanks! I have done many things like this for the members inside my website and in my webinars… so stay tuned for more things to come!
Hey Dennis Hohner should make a harp like the Troculas Game changer where if you put the slide in it just changes it from a D to a A harp or visa-versa. I think that would be way more useful to me than just going up a half step. Anywho great lesson.. ALL HAIL FEARLESS FRIDAY!! Austin- 3:17
Friday on a Saturday..:! I don’t mind ! You are there !
@@ikust007 well I did it on Friday but my days are usually pretty busy and crazy! Sorry 😆😂😆
@@DennisGruenling no worries just kidding you!
always such pleasure good sir!
so are you indicating that the Hohner blues harp has been upgraded, or retooled therefore improved?
@@janpeters-jansongsproducti1010 well, honestly I haven’t played them in many years because I didn’t like how they played when they turned MS series. But I do like these newer ones I’ve tried. “New” for me in this case is like almost a year ago, but keep in mind the last time I played them was MANY years ago. I was pleasantly surprised!
Hi Dennis, absolutely love this. Are you sure you were not going up to the 4-7 blow octave in the 1st position lick. It sounds like that to me.
@@yannickharmonica thanks! Yes, I am sure I am not doing the 4-7. You are just hearing a tone thing, just hearing some overtones from the amplified sound I am getting 👍
@@DennisGruenling Cool, thanks 😎 I'm currently working on your 3rd Is The Word from SJ. Great stuff!
Sir , what is a Double stop and why the name ??
2:54 thank you : didn’t know. I am
Not a musician just an amateur
@@ikust007 that’s what I’m here for! “Octave” = two notes an octave apart (the same note in a higher or lower register). “Interval” would basically be any other “interval” or musical distance apart, aside from an octave apart…In this case in 2nd position this interval is the root note (2 draw) and the b7th (flat seventh - 5 draw) 👍
@@DennisGruenling thank you !!🙏
Loved it because intermediaire not beginner neither pro.
@@ikust007 thank you! Then trying playing full songs back and forth like this!
@@DennisGruenling not sure I am good enough !
@@ikust007 …just build up your chops and keep practicing, it will happen